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Atlas27

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Hi everyone!

Toronto is where I'm based, and peptides have held my curiosity for a long time, though the question of where to actually get them kept me stuck. I figured they were something only celebrities had access to, so I let the interest fade. Then last year the spark came back, I began searching the web, and one way or another I landed on reddit before finding this forum. Having a place like this means a lot to me — it's genuinely great that regular folks can get their hands on products that can truly change lives. Big pharma's habit of patenting everything and pricing it out of reach frustrates me endlessly. The vendor I came across here is the one I've been ordering from, and I'm really pleased with what I've received. I feel fortunate that this forum's vendor is the only one I've used, since I came very close to ordering from a "made in Canada" seller — what they charged for a single vial was the same as a whole kit from the vendors here. Glad to be part of this, and thanks to everyone who keeps it running!
 
Toronto represent! We're at least dozens strong!

Reddit discussions are what led me to this place too. Finding this forum was a lucky break — the amount of solid info here is huge, and it's gotten me looking into peptides I'd never even thought about.
 
headsupsevenup said:

Toronto represent! We're at least dozens strong!

Reddit discussions are what led me to this place too. Finding this forum was a lucky break — the amount of solid info here is huge, and it's gotten me looking into peptides I'd never even thought about.
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That's great! Seeing people from Toronto around here is refreshing, since most places tend to be mostly U.S. lol, not that Americans are a problem at all, it's simply good to have Canadians around 🙂
 
I've just begun taking reta. In the past I ran MOTS-C, and honestly the injection site reaction from reta feels way gentler next to MOTS-C — a really nice surprise. Right now I'm combining it with CJC 1295 (no DAC) plus GHK-CU. If I'd gotten going sooner I might have been beach ready, but either way I'm glad to be trying things out.
 
I figure a lot of folks on here already know this, but it only clicked for me not long ago, so maybe it can help someone else. My routine involved standard BD syringes, and those have 5 units of dead space. A few weeks in, that fact finally registered. For drawing up, I attach a 27g fill needle, then switch over to a 32g one for the actual pin. What I hadn't been doing was drawing the plunger back so the contents of the fill needle would transfer into the barrel — so the swap itself cost me 5 units. Add that to the 5 units I was already counting on losing, and every injection was throwing away 10 units of product.

More recently I moved over to LDS needles, and with those, roughly ~2 units stay behind after injecting. As I said, I'd bet nearly everyone here already knows this, but it was a useful thing for me to learn, so I'm passing it along 🙂
 
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